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Me too if the angels sign Fukajima we will need 2 more relievers one will need to be left handed, but i think there would be room for him, i would be down to give him 5-6+ incentives to push it up to to 9mil, he could be pretty good for the angels as a 7th, 8th or even the closer.

Originally Posted by goldenstater

??? this statement makes absolutely no sense, your aware of that right? clutch hitting, strong pitching, good Defense and excellent coaching. what does someones personality have anything to do with playing baseball?

You know, personality was probably the wrong word, i have no idea what he really meant, but i think it was chemistry, and the giants do have good team chemistry, and while a lot of baseball fans do find him annoying as hell, his teammates all seem to like him.

Originally Posted by Greedy22

Yes, he did.

in fairness, Wilson wasn't on the team last year, except for like 2 games, and if he was in our bullpen he probably would be the 5-6th option, though that is in part the depth we have in it, and he is coming off surgery.

Me too if the angels sign Fukajima we will need 2 more relievers one will need to be left handed, but i think there would be room for him, i would be down to give him 5-6+ incentives to push it up to to 9mil, he could be pretty good for the angels as a 7th, 8th or even the closer.

You know, personality was probably the wrong word, i have no idea what he really meant, but i think it was chemistry, and the giants do have good team chemistry, and while a lot of baseball fans do find him annoying as hell, his teammates all seem to like him.

in fairness, Wilson wasn't on the team last year, except for like 2 games, and if he was in our bullpen he probably would be the 5-6th option, though that is in part the depth we have in it, and he is coming off surgery.

With the deepest of regrets I am announcing that I will be leaving Pro Sports Daily. No reason in particular but wanted to thank everyone for a great 6 years here. Lots of great discussion and good poll series as well. Also fun re-drafts. Best of luck to you all in the future.

Brian Wilson might want to pitch for the Dodgers, but it appears the interest isn't mutual.

The colorful and magnificently bearded closer wasn't tendered a contract for next season by the San Francisco Giants, making him a free agent. Wilson lives in Los Angeles in the off-season, and the Dodgers are among the teams with which he would like to sign, according to multiple reports.

Though the Dodgers won't publicly comment on free agents, people familiar with team officials' thinking say they aren't looking to sign Wilson.

Wilson pitched in only two games this year, as he underwent reconstructive elbow surgery in April. Wilson could sign an incentive-laden deal similar to the one Ryan Madson signed with the Angels. Madson, who underwent a similar procedure, is guaranteed $3.5 million and could earn another $3.5 million in roster bonuses and performance-based incentives.

With Brandon League, Kenley Jansen and Ronald Belisario under club control, the back of the Dodgers' bullpen appears to be close to set. The Dodgers continue to look for bullpen help, but are primarily focused on adding a left-hander. They have also talked to the Pittsburgh Pirates about Joel Hanrahan, but a trade appears unlikely, according to a person familiar with the situation.

Dodgers executives were traveling on Sunday to baseball’s winter meetings in Nashville. The meetings are scheduled to run from Monday through Thursday.